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Sunday, November 30, 2014

a new start this week

Tomorrow starts a new chapter in my career. I'm excited to start the new job, but at the same time I worry that I won't like it. It's not like me to be unsure of myself. I normally just make up my mind and go without looking back. I think the fact that I chose the wrong job earlier this year really shook my confidence and made me doubt my judgment; I was convinced it was the job I wanted. Two weeks into the job, I realized it was NOT what I wanted and have spent the last ten months trying to get out. I'm very hopeful and somewhat confident that it will be just what I've been looking for: I'm back in Management, I don't have to punch a time clock, my boss seems laid back, and the company seems very employee-focused.

So, this weekend I'm preparing for the week to come: I'm making sure all my laundry is done, I went shopping and bought some food for breakfasts and lunches, I made some sausage and goat cheese egg cups, and I made sure all my new hire paperwork is ready to go for tomorrow.

I'm working three days this week and then I'm off for three days (I got them to include the time off in my offer letter). Later this week I'll be visiting my cousin in Pennsylvania. The plan is to see an a cappella show, do some Christmas shopping, have a pajama day, and watch some movies. I also plan to write out my Christmas cards and watch the Def Leppard Viva! Hysteria DVD I bought last year and still haven't watched. I also want to visit the big candy store (for baking supplies, not for candy!) and Kitchen Kettle Village, if I can fit it in. Oh, and I want to visit a friend of mine, too.

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My name is Dawn and I'm a weight loss surgery (“WLS”) patient. After 20+ years of trying everything I could think of to lose weight and keep it off, I had a gastric bypass on 12/23/13 at the age of 39. It took me 10 years to make the decision to have surgery; it’s not a minor thing to be taken lightly. Many people say that WLS patients should journal or blog about their experiences so, when the going gets tough, they can look back and see all the progress they made. For me, it’s more about just getting my experiences out there. Maybe someone else is going through the same issues I am. I blog about products I love (or despise), my cats (I'm a "crazy cat lady"), my weight loss, and whatever else I want to toss in there.